Lysistrata (version 2)

Lysistrata has had enough. She is tired of the constant war that is ravaging Greece and has come up with a solution: Together with female friends from other Greek cities, she persuades all women of Greece to pledge an oath and refrain from all sexual contact with their husbands and lovers. The idea is that what men really want is sex, and that they are willing to do anything to get it - even abandoning their pride and make peace. And while the Athenian women retreat into the sacred Acropolis, the men gather outside and debate what is to be done... This famous play by Aristophanes, first staged in 411 BCE, sheds a light on the relation of the sexes in Ancient Greece, and is probably the first instance of a War of the Sexes. The translator of this version is unknown, but it is rumored to have been Oscar Wilde. (Summary by Availlle). Cast List: Lysistrata: Availle Calonice: leanneyauyau Myrrhine: lian2902952 Lampito: clarinetcarrot Stratyllis: LydiaCW First woman: leanneyauyau Second woman: DaMa Third woman: Kitty Fourth woman: sawasawaya A woman & Old Woman: catharmaiden Chorus of Women: bluechien Slave: StarFire Child: LydiaCW Magistrate: RobBoard Cinesias: ZamesCurran Old Man: alanmapstone Chorus of Old Men: unreadpages Herald: Fiindil Laconian: VfkaBT Chorus of Laconians: alanmapstone Athenian: NemoR Chorus of Athenians: WiltedScribe Market lounger: Mratthew Narrator: MrsHand Audio editing: Availle

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